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The L'. S. Nut‘y l‘ apartment has ask-
(‘L :‘oinrrodoit- if. t". I‘ullt'illt-i of he
(fil'il‘. Halli. t‘l lulu ete'r hzs two ..
..,‘. ~_, 1-.,.:i '.‘ 1‘ l_. .x’ 1-. ‘ .«n. . ; ‘ '.'
3.1“. -. t.. J. .t.1tl 1. At. built a CJ‘HI heeibfiJIy l0 I‘aCIII'
" for u l-'l the war.
Commodore ISLllLtIIL'I has complied so
far its the \dvluute 1c cont-t mad and
on \i'tuillertiu‘y she. was Si—‘fll to Brook-
‘Iyn, to be owlhaulcd and mud end) 5 NEW llA\ E.\. .lune- bvactlng
for ”0‘1”“; 1"“1’0595' A” ‘0 the,upon the recommendation of the spr-
yacllt Oneidu. nothing definite
I been done. Colllnlodore Benedict said Railroad War Board, of the National
(in Wednesday that the Oneida is now; 901113011 Of ”“8359. the New “1 ork,
-. 1 . d ‘ f ‘0 mi‘sion {New Haven and llut'ttord Railroad
dlfimdm 9d .tn 0“ 0 L m " ‘ Company unnounced totluy’the trains
t.
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into Movement of Food
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has (‘litl l‘u'll'oud committee. inown :ls thettfi‘ of fittingb’ cclcbraling the origin
lilihlhtlti
, lilittnsmll
Though the timc is rapidly zip-g
mouthing, President Dun O’Neil said‘.
last night. :i'ui 11c llilti not held out any;
definite pin. of action for special flag
:lILl}' celebrations around the circuit on
tt‘iit- 14th. llc said that he had. some
thing in mind and would unnouncc in
it tiny or two jUhl what will be done.
.At the last melting in Springfield. he
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was empowered to look 11110 the mile
)of Old Git l'y, und to mill-1c arrange-
ments for still] with the home club
owners on that day. Doings of a pa-
triotic naturc will be in order, of
course. Springfield will be one of the.
Sale Begins Saturday. .1000 9, 1917.
SOUTH NORWALK
CLOSING (III-I SALE
Our increasing business in the Cloak, Suit and Millinery
Departments demand more space for these departments, so we
are obliged to sell out all Hosiery, Underwear, Neckwear,
-—..———— lelicll the company contemplated
_, , , . iwitlltlrawing in i‘onnccticut on Julie
———Panumas $340-$000. OBX‘IGH, '25. -
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\‘l’onderful values in bl‘assicrs. at;
the N. E. ltyiln (‘o.'s store. See adv. l
Un Sunday afternoon. in ‘St. John's{
parochial school hall, Stamford, the]
Ancient Order of liibernians will have
the third degree conferred on 80 can-l
didates by County President- O’t‘on-'
nor and a Bridgeport dcgrce team.
Many visitors from Dunbury, Bridge-l
port, Norwulk, ’Stratford and Green,
wich will attend. A county board!
meeting will be held in ilibcrnian llulll
on Sunday morning.
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Mists Dotlul Stone I'lllllt't). lillrtlriun'
Of the Noruulk public llllrttry, is busy
with reports to be submitted shortly"
at the annual lllcetings of the Wo-
men's chcruted Clubs of Connecti-
«cut to be held at Bridceport. Miss
Pillneo is u pioneer club woman, :13,
unlar‘ital' librarian, organizer of muny‘
oliuiirtl uplift movements for chihl-,
ten. and till clocutionist ltzlusuul,
ability. Her work is I‘9(,‘”1-'.l|i7.("(1 by all,
educational organizations throughout'
the Slew us most original lllltI clfi’
cient.
of
A regular monthly meeting of MC“,
Killluy t'ump. No. 9. ti. S. \l'. V.. was,
held but might ill the headquarters in
the Town tssr'ullbly Hull building, in:
‘thil street. Committees reported oni
the coming state convention which
will be held in Norwillit next Week!
on the dnncc which will be hcld 10-;
might ill the Rik‘i‘ Home in South]
Main strict. and on the moving pic-_
lure which will be bold next Wednes-,
day evening in the Palace Theatre for;
the benefit of the camp. 3
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Mr. and Mr, J. W. Wc'lgilmun nun?
family. corner of Connecticut and
Richards avenues, all of whom worei
more or less injured. although none
of them seriously, by brim.r struck by;
it Ford car, which hit their horse and
carriage, last Sunday while returning“
from the 5t.*l'\‘lCl‘ ill the Con,:.rrcgtltion~3i
:11 Church. Durien, halve llll :lbout re-
covered from the effects of thorax-1
pcricllcc. The Ford t'onllng‘
along behind the \Vcicnluus. and;
.‘th‘l‘Kt’tI out to pass by tllcm just as;
:1 big car cume ill the opposite tlirce~t
tion. striking the Ford and driving it
against the \Yt-inmrtn carriage, tlll‘OW-
infill must of thc lutcr's occupants to
the ground.
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Edwin 14‘. \‘i'ecd. of lllt" 'i‘okenellct
section of town, who was graduated:
from Storrs Agricultural Collegd
when that institution was in its early;
days of usefulness, and who main,
lains a sturdy interest and loyalty in}
his illmu mater and its work, is ar-T
ranging to have some of the cannin
specialists from the college give a,
demonstration in the art of preserving.
foods, so essential in those wur times:
in the Town Hall, Darieil. It is ex-
pextéd that a number of local people.
“quill be glad of this opportunity. it1
is also expected that an arrangement!
will be made with New Canaan people
who are planning to install a commun-;
ity canning plant upon adage scald;
tothave Darien people who wish to do,
large quantities of canning. enjoy the;
sprlvilegcs of the New Canaan plant
um some co-operative basis.
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if $50 00 g’porated. and the Waterside Social?
‘0 club of Stamford. Authorized capital.- FMMAR
P: Is the Baby Bond. of the House of O’Brien is, $10,000, (II-l i r
~ _ . vided into 100 shares. The incOl'pora-~
3 Why not 8111130an for one? 7 tors of Waterside Social Club are Joe . . " ~.
$100 00 , .McGhInIess. hJ. B. Palmer, Michael PUMPS. OXFQRDS AND .
2 , yan, ‘ osep H. Wesson and Edward "
f ’ ' i *9": "7 Mi McGuinesx-l. . SHOES
, Is the next denomination. A certificate of incorporation was "In
'You can arrange to pur-
'1 chase both of these bonds
j on the partial payment
2. plan. ' '
‘ Partcipat‘e in the Libert
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s.
-flled by the House of O’Brien, local“,i
filed by the Educator Compouycit
Bridgeport with an authorized capital
of $10,000.
John Wood. George ,Gledhill, Levi-
Hayes. William Landsman, Anthony J. - '1“ '
graggagyn. H. Cowley and Sarah J’- BATE-NT nun GUN mum.
up to Georgetown on Fourth of-July'
where they’vvill make an snort to,trim
tbs Corneriltesflrotthat- town. .The
theme clubs on that day entertaining
Bridgeport. 'The others will be Wor-
cester. where already a "Danny Mur»
phy day" has been figured on in honor
of the New Haven lender; Lawrence
and Portland.
This action is necessary to make
more et‘l'cctivt- the, movement of ill‘l-
munition, food, fuel. etc.. by releasing
power, ll‘qullllllt-‘Ill and crews.
Trains to be discontinued ill Con,
necticut : _,. l
601. leaving Westerly at 6:30 a. lll _»______“_
{0' N w London.
I624:d leaving New London at 6:20 PRICE OF COPPER ,
p.'m. for “kph—The ‘ SULPHATE RISING
:10, leaving Stamford ill 01;: p. m. Guy C. Smith Advises Food Supply
for Danbury. Committee of Potato Sprayer.
11”“. k‘iWinR NPW “aw“ “1 3317’; “Buy your copper sulphate for uso
ill for Nortllamption. .
1107, leaving Northampton at 10:30
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in potato spraying now,“ is the word
m for NP“, Haven. {being selll out from the hcadquariors;
113:}. lean-in: New Hartford :tt llzrulot' tllv committee of fund supply oi”.
a. lll. for ll‘ilrmihtztmt. the t‘onilccticut (‘oullcil of l)efenso..
no t. .- u .‘.. - . wv ‘ . _ '
110-, Minna lat-tilitlgton 14.03““), C. Smith of the (‘onllccttcut Ag”.
1), m. tor New IIlll‘lIUl'tl. ' '
46.9. leaving IIlLIL'l‘IIt'ltI at 7:130
for lii‘uncllvillt.
490. leiniilt: Brunchville lit 7:
m. i'tll llitlgt-lielti.
£1.
at
l! m ,culturui t‘liicgc, who ll:t;l made on Ill-é
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:Vt‘sllglllltlll ot the uvuliltble supply oi;
37 p.1copper sulphide for tile committee,l
states that it is: adequate to meet thot
”i l .- c‘ .\le~i . 1 '22‘0 at. in, . .
f(),1.‘{tl~.'m:lln:,l.‘\2 ) m” H ' ' itlt’lllillltlh. but that thc price is ristngl
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1763 lein'iiil. \‘.'utcrbul‘y all 5:10 ll.i ‘R' W. “a“ ' faint Mb” specialist or
.
.1110 United Stiltcs department of ugri-‘
10 u.fcu1ttll'e, has been added to the work-1
till: I‘Jrcc ot‘ the committee of food sup-
” “L ply of the Connecticut ("ouncil of Dc-
D- ml:l'ell.~ltl working ill cooperation with tho
;coullty farm bureaus and the, cxtelr
ill. for l-ltzl'idcn.
117, lt‘il\‘llll:. \Viliimillltic ill 9:
for llill'tftll‘tl. ~
70x0. leilvinc Hurli‘ortl ill 6:
for Willimuntic.
2007. lentinc Hartford at 6:
for \\'illillluntic.
1H.
20 l
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2067, h airing Illll'lItll'd at 10:30 ll.|‘sion service of the Connecticut Agrl-i
”l-mfi"; {“l'l';‘""lljl“- H 4“ n 11 10 l jculture college. Mr. l’eusc pill sturit
L .1, button t-".\'\'l 1‘: 1 . .. -. . , _ .-. . .. ‘
m. for liilrtt'urd. ,.ln lulmtthute tullllluign to titluminoO
27}. leaving “gummy." 5:39 a. m.‘ the BMW} tor tttitllt‘labor ill the state. ‘
l't‘ll‘ Mel'idtv‘ll l r
236. leaving Merlden at 7:05 ll. m, DRESDENS AND pAsTlMEs T0
for Hartford. ,
1420. leaving New Haven 31 2:“5i CLASH I
The Dresden Lace Works arc to“
Linn-ct that fast Eust Side team, the;
ll’ttstimcs tomorrow morning at thel
30,» Wicke lut, least Norwulk. Warm will:
:luirl for the lu‘tlst Sidnrs. \
p, 11). lot" Derby.
1417, leaving llclby at 11:39 p.
for New Haven.
1-118, leaving New Haven
in. for Derby.
141:). leaving Derby ill 12:11 p,
for New Haven.
7171 (Sunday) leaving Norwich ll
11:40 it. ill. for New London.
714 (Sunday) leaving New Lolltiom
ill 1:37 p. lit. for Norwich. i
4303, leaving: Prol’itlvuce at 6:1? u.l
m. for \\'illilllitntic. (To be combined‘
with truill 42107. new train to leave
Providence at 7:15 'I. m.)‘ t
4312!, leaving: Willillluntic at 9:52;
it, ill. for Providence. (To be cont,
billed with truill thin, llmv truin iof The world owes thanks to the gen-
lmm- \‘gllilllill'lll'g nt 21:“)? p‘.j in.) his ill Cincinnati who discovered frenzy
entra ew up an . l. ,
.3. leaving lillltt‘ord ."l 11:15 a. mpone, the 110w clllcr drug.
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' THE MAGIC FLUID
Few drops, and corn: or calluul
Iooun and lift off with
fingers. No pain!
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for Millertou. . Tiny bottles of tllct
lu. lcuvimz Millet-ton at 11:50 a. in; magic fluid can now be;
for lltlrtl‘ord,
12.~lc:lyill;: l’ouhllllecpslc
p. ill. for Cannon. _
202. (Sunday) leaving llillertou oi
had at any drug store for
it few cents. You simply
apply it few drops of this
at 1:40!
2:30 p. lit. for Hartford. (Instead freelonc upon a tendon:
of train :03, new train will be oporttl- aching corn or u hurd-
ed from Column in -i:l.'l p. lll. fork cued callus. Instantly
Harttord.) _l the soreness disappears
CORPORATION PAPERS. ; and shortly you Will find
. > the. corn or callus so
A (wont-.m- of int-its... of capital‘lo‘lse and shrtvelea that you no it
stock was filed this week at the Dulce-{oil with the fingers. Not a. bit of
of the secretary of the state by the \\'."p:lin or soreness is felt when apply-
ivcs Manufacturing company ot'izlg freczone or afterwards. It doesn't
\Vullinnt‘ord. Tho capital of the com-{even irritate the skin or flesh.
puny was increased from $50,000 to; For it few cents one can now get
$100,000. The certificate was signed’riti of every hard corn, soft corn. or
by 't‘hurlcs .l. llenham. Sam M. Ben-Icorn between the toes, as well its pains
ham and Katherine Hepburn. iful cullttscs on bottom of feet. Every-
A cel'tillcute of incorporation was'ono Who tries freezone becomes an
filed by the l-‘. & ll. Grocery CompunylenthSlust because it really doesn't '
of New Haven with‘ an authorized cap'hurt or .paln one particle. Genuine
ital of $3,000. The incorporuiors aretfreezonc has it yellow label. Look for .
Morris Bcrulan. Rose l’lcrnlan and‘yellow label.
Herman Leo Friedman.
A certificate of increase of capital:
stock was filed by the Sum Mist Com-l
pan, Incorporated, of New London, the:
company boosting its capital from .350,-l
000 to $100,000. Ira M. (Tomstock. 13.;
W. Flanders and Llewelltl Flanders}
signed the certificate. I
Certificates of incorporation
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GLOVE-R’s €
Established 1879
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CHILDREN’S DAY 5
were
”White Kid, suck and canvas
The - MANYDTHER swims
incorporators are
FOURTH .OF JULY TREAT.
“flue :Natipnals of Noer,mlll-ruli h 33-h" Childnenisfltore
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STERLING
. 5850. iMBIH SI.
Gloves, Notions, House Dresses. in fact all merchandise on the
first floor must go, regardless of price.
USES _
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URNITURE
FURNITURE 00.
127-129” WASHINGTON ST.
SO. .NORWALKv
ECONOMY PRICES. FREE DELIVERY.
BECKMANN’S
The Old Reliable Store—AlWays Something
Special Here.
Gold Medal Flour ........... B- l: . 1.85. Bbl. ‘1 .80
CroWn Aster Brand Flour . . . . Bill! $$1.80. Bbl. .. 13.40
11 1-2 lbs. Firte Granulated Sugar . . . . . . . ..... . 0
Warranted Mesh E ES. per dozen . . . . . . ....... 42c
Challenge Blend Co cc. 30c tirade. lb. . . . . ....... 25c
Very Best Creamery Buttcr. lb. . . . . . . . . ....... 50
($113168 (Ifd growDRyti.‘uer bottlct. . . . . - . . . . . . . 2h 5
.or on on on ry .iln. er not Is . . ., ....... .. .ltl
New York White Port Q
or (.olden Tokay‘Winc.
aallon.......... ...$1.5
A.‘F. Beckmann & o.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 1405.
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Brassieres
SPECIAL—~A most highly developed “B. 32 J." model,
made of fine quality cambric, lace or embroidery trimmed.
Supports the bust and back without binding and complete-
ly eliminatesthat ugly “corset ridge.“ Sizes 34 to 48.
Regular 500 values.
Special for our While Sale,
, .3 for $100
National Store
‘58 So. Main ‘St. Clifford Block
To Our Friends and Patrons
street, Norwalk, to
. So. lNorwa
, wn Wm} 3n OPEN ronnusms‘ss
, Saturday, Illflé.9%fll
With Special Offerings For Our Opening Sale In
. Moms! :Wiomcnk éf Children;
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nitrate communications:
lie day and a lai-gexlel‘egatioh' will
«Elwood.8§q9ver;
innovations} -~
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We wish toannounce that We have moved from 26 Main ’
lk
. , Clotting; encroaching; *
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Porches and Lawns.
tout-ll Hlnllnocks, Stands and Canopiesx
' Furniture
for
Porch Streens all widths.
Porch Chairs, Rockers and Settees.
A splendid line of
FIBRE and RAG RUGS
RAYMOND 81 SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and _ High Gts. Nomalk
' Ladies’ Pumps and Oxfords?
. All ‘of the Newest Designs, in»
cluding many attractive novel-L
ties in the most popular shades
Reliable Hosiery to Match
CONNEALIZY & BRACKEN
8: Washington Street.
' South Norwalk. '
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WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR
Comprising a. good assortment of styles, made of good quality
material, lace and embroidery trimmed.
Night Gowns ........ ................. .. 590 to 31,98 1
Envelope Chemises .......................... $1.00 to 01.50
Combinations ............. . ................. $1.00 to $1.751 ‘
Corset Covers ............................. .. 25c to 151.15
Drawers ..................................... 35c to $1.50 ,
Skirts .................................. 896 to $3.00
CREPE DE CHINE
Bloomers, Envelope Chemise and Night Gowns in flesh chlor.‘
CHILDREN’S I’RINCESS‘SLIPS
2 to 6 years ......... ' ........................... 6 9c to $2.00-
Mo 10 years ............... . ............... 600
12 to 16 years .............. . ................ . $1.25'to‘$2.00..
J. I. MALLETT E
88 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
The City National Bank,
To'tlle‘Molhers and Fathers oi our Country:
There could be no more certain way of instilling- .love 0! 1‘.
country into the hearts of your children than by teaching them
the righteousness of the cause for which the United States is'
waging this war. Show them why the government needs and»
Wishes many small subscriptions to the LIBERTY LOAN?
Then let your family as a unit buy a LIBERTYLOAN BOND, .
paying for it by personal effort and» sacrifice, if necessary. ‘
YOU CAN BUY A BOND FOR AS SMALL AN
' AMOUNT AS $50, PAYING FOR IT IN EASY IN-
STALMENTS COVERING‘NINE MONTHS. ‘
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CENTRAL HOTEL
_ Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric.
llggtzand. gas. Filne Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian.
an merlcan sty e. w ‘2. Ram“ W~ "
Comer Monroe and Chestnut St. :3“ e If}?
N. .J. DISESA. Manager. I. DISESA. Proprietor
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For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed.
. American Agricultural Chemical Co. ?
Mapes Special Fertilizer. " "H“Tit‘l’“
Sh"? Manure i AI'U'EEIZZM‘EQJA"
Agriculture Lime. " ygg’lbfimmfii . V' i {S N‘ "
.j it filing Land Plaster. " ‘ AV '1
pm i: l 0.11.5”: ..Ground Bone;
seldomBEAN .POLEs
FERTILIZERS
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slut SWEATERS
$55.3
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' “ 57.9810 512.00
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